Customer Ratings & Reviews

an incredible and long concert of the masters of metal music.

JUDAS PRIEST EPITAPH. THIS IS ONE HELL OF A PRIEST SHOW. FIRST HALFORD AND COMPANY HAVE ALL GUNS BLAZING THE BAND IS ON 10!! SECOND THIS SHOW HAS OVER 20 PRIEST CLASSICS SOME NEVER PERFORMED BEFORE,THE BAND TAKES YOU ON A TRIP A SONG FRO EVERY PRIEST CD. YOU WILL BE AIR GUITARING TO THIS PERFORMANCE FROM START TO FINISH AND SAYING PRIEST PRIEST PRIEST!!!!!!!!!

Any Priest fan would be missing out on an All-out Brutal Assault of METAL Extravaganza to not have this DVD as part of their collection! Glenn Tipton shreds as smokin' hot as ever, and Richie Faulkner delivers more than just the goods with their twin guitar mega-shredding antics! And Rob Halford's vocals? Golden Steel...Need I say more? Get it NOW! You will not be sorry.. \m/ \m/

"IF" you are a Priest fan or Priestaholic, well, this is a no brainer...Their last concert... I have seen them many times, and cherish all of the live DVD's, including Halford...just buy it....

Overall a great concert. Lots of classic songs. Rob is staring to show his age though and not sure how long he can keep doing this. Recommended fo any Priest fan, must own!

One of my favorite bands giving a career retrospective show when they embarked on this tour. Great dvd

Great dvd from an amazing tour, the picture sound quality aslity is amaze

Though I miss KK!!! this is still Judas Priest in their fine form of METAL!!!!

I liked seeing a band that I haven't seen in many years. But it reminds me that I'm older now and I've really outgrown this.

Good old Rockin' music. Glad to see the boys back together. Great concert, buth they could have played more real old songs.

I grew up on Judas Priest back in the 80's starting with the classic breakthrough albums like 'Screaming for Vengeance' and 'Defenders of the Faith' and even loved the ill-received 'Turbo' and stuck around until 'Ram it Down' after which I moved on to heavier stuff like thrash (Testament, Slayer) and extreme metal (Death/ Black Metal). I largely forgot about Judas Priest until I caught this (Epitaph Live) on Palladium one night and absolutely loved it, especially the excellent live sound and great visual show. Plus, they played all the songs I remember and many from much earlier in their long career (Thanks VH1 Metal Evolution and Rovi). I actually priced this a few months ago and avoided buying because it was so expensive, ($20.00) especially since it's a DVD only release. Which brings me to my only criticism- it's surprising lack of an audio disc (CD) that I can load into my computer and listen to on my MP3 player. Honestly, I'll watch the DVD maybe 2-3 times a year, but listen to the audio version far more than that. Buy now that BEST BUY has it on sale for $11.00 I'll probably pick it up anyway. Similar releases others might enjoy are the recently released Deep Purple- Perfect Strangers Live and Black Sabbath- Gathered in their Masses Live 2013.